Tease, new Prismasonic cylindrical lens and remote motorized sled. - Page 21

I'd keep the lens so you can try it out when the time comes, then you can make a comparison and decide what you want to do. I still have my ISCO for the same reasons.

Gary

I'm assuming this refers to the need on the Prismasonic's vert sled to hit the in or out button and then hit the stop button when in the desired end position?

I have a HD6000m and cb-500 on the way for install on a RS45.

Anybody know who I could call to set it up (mount to ceiling and align) for me the FIRST time right?

Would an ISF camp out here in Seattle be able to do that or a custom installer?

Thanks
Edited by colleycol - 7/22/12 at 6:51pm

Trying to learn codes for the Prismasonic lens and running into a roadblock. I have a GC-IRE connected to my GC-100. I am able to capture codes for my Prismasonic Anamorphic lens remote, but the codes do not seem to work. I have tried capturing Hex, Global Cache, and GC compressed codes. No matter how I save the data, the code does not work. When I copy the code into iTest, I get the error code "unknown command 14" (command not supported by GC-100). I'm at a loss how to capture these codes otherwise. I had previously recieved the same Prismasonic unit that had a defective lens and had to send it back for this new unit. I was able to capture the codes on the old unit and they worked perfectly. Any thoughts?

Hello,

Here are the IR codes in a common format - GlobalCache IR format:

PASS / IN:
GC-IRL,37000,27,286,27,189BBAABBBAB,27,735

WIDE / OUT:
GC-IRL,37000,27,283,27,188BBAABBBAA,27,731

Looks like Anssi has posted the official codes, but I managed to create hex codes by learning the Prismasonic remote on an old Phillips Pronto remote, then transfering to iRule. Just in case you still have problems I've shared my codes on iRule builder as "Prismasonic HD6000R"

Note you may need to fiddle with the repeat count to obtain single button in/pass movement.

Cheers.


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Here are the hex codes for reference:

IN:
0000 0071 0000 000C 001B 011D 001B 00BE 001B 00BE 001B 00BE 001B 011D 001B 011E 001B 00BF 001B 00BF 001B 00BF 001B 011E 001B 00BE 001B 0E3C
repetition: 32

OUT:
0000 0071 0000 000C 001B 011D 001B 00BE 001B 00BE 001B 00BE 001B 011D 001B 011E 001B 00BF 001B 00BF 001B 00BF 001B 011E 001B 011D 001B 0E3C
repetition: 32
Edited by Moggie - 12/2/12 at 11:54am

Thanks Paul and Anssi! Funnily enough, after trying it about a million times, the hex codes which I created finally worked. God knows what I did differently. By the way, Anssi, the replacement lens which you sent arrived on Friday as promised and works flawlessly. I think you really deserve commendation for fantastic customer service. Thanks again!

I'm very glad to hear this.

Thank you!

I'd have to second this. I received the same level of support with my lens issue.

Thank you Moggie .. also for sharing the hex codes